KU Symphony Orchestra to perform on 100th anniversary of Armistice Day
Performing music that will commemorate loss and offer renewed hope, the KU Symphony Orchestra, led by conductor Carolyn Watson, will give a free concert at […]
Hire Music Students … They Have Training!
What do businesses look for in a potential employee? If asked most business owners might answer, “Someone who is punctual, can communicate, learns quickly, is committed […]
The Sound of Inclusion
Well, here we are, fall weather is right on our doorstep and another school year is now in full swing. Even though it’s the season […]
It’s Not about Perfection; It’s about the Journey
Over my four decades of studying how to create an ensemble culture that results in consistent levels of excellence, I’ve focused more and more on […]
How Can We Embrace New Teaching Strategies and Building-wide Initiatives?
By Kim Pfeiffer, Goddard Public Schools Today’s teachers are inundated with many new strategies, school wide initiatives and one size fits all solutions to the […]
Young Composers: Score for Success!
In the spirit of this year’s KMEA theme, “Mentoring New Teachers,” it seems appropriate to encourage all music educators, new and veteran, to consider mentoring […]
The Composer Diversity Database
For the last two years, my team and I have been building an online tool intended to help conductors, educators, and researchers find composers from […]
KSHSAA News
Welcome back to another exciting year of music education in Kansas! The KSHSAA and KMEA continue to collaborate to make music in Kansas one of […]
WSU Badge Courses for Music
Scholarships for Badge Courses are Now Available for Fall 2018! Wichita State University’s online Badge courses are designed for individuals looking to increase their knowledge […]
